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ordor orPnhlIcntIon.

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county. 1tuurafr# stntr II Tennessee iut usr.
etc. ~. tutfrk limdN "a 81
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the Uiusr ihHi che name, aud pliupsu usidCnyr ul
the heir ul oven Mnwnn Imniir defendants un nC
count Ui ai'rrd mtrrust 10 aud 10 LOT ~ elNii
wtai sldr NJ Main str'rt Numphisl and ~ 4 larnl
rnu Iwnln defendants uu urlnunt ~ alleged iutrf
ct lu uu1 leo tau ~ ut FF isN1i ret north side
ui ui,fiun siWrt Nrmphlsl. nui II illrm ftllman
Uundv defendants uu nruuuut ~ nllcvrd iuicnrt ~
aud iu lut o. lntuu fuet, east sdr north ~ hat
WW NvmVh.sI an uuk uuWu, Hnd cannot ~ -
Utfhiuri after diligput spHn'h and inguly, This
BEING tult tn ruiufrr taN liens
u "a thcrinrr unicrsi That the, make thcit ~
Vranuur hJfyiu I'D The Count huusr ~ shelly ruun
N In the cts II Memphis nova tnNlnr District ul
shelby COUNTY. Tenn. uu The nHi Monday iu ~
urWh|f issI aud plead nnstfrr ~ dvmut ~ v'tn
r'iuauts hill. of thD same VIII d. taken lot cun
iHsil q. ,n thrm and 20 Zoe hearing ga laric, nno
that Uupt III thls oript be- published uutV Wucs
~. lUUf .UUUUtaItU UyDks in the Memphis ApiHal
lhH IHh tIN ui u,tuhet. isl,
A uUv uuN Aibat
T. N,pONEl1s tlck and Master
~ . n caldwell pyputy tiUrk AMI Master.
g W nod D. a. ilcskcil, solcitor iur Complain
ant fNH
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snlalrr.. ornhnn,. IIenr nnrnca.

DAVENPORT, Ia, Nov. 10. The main
building oi the soldiers orphans home
WIS burned nj ian O'clock this morning.
The building was completely Quilted. II
was insured ior So .OOD lnse. SN,O1. The
cause Of the iirc WIS thunder bolt. The
Riy occupants u the building goi out un.
harmed.
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HEALTH ~ WEALTH 3d.. Dr. B.aurcgard',
Tonic mud Nervine. the Great
French specific.

NERVOUS DEBILITY In all H. stages, mental
~ and physical depression, spcfnatouhesi. by
lushOndfin stcrllty, ucunlgA histcria. incapaciiy
tur study OF business, paralysis Impotence cpilep
~ lu.s " memory soitcniuy NJ Tho brain. and al
diseases 81 the nervous system may DO radically
curcd In either scx by the ia 81 this uncNcellcd
preparation. II u matter ~ supnino importance
~ ice appropriate treatment Tor the cufa II tho
los 81 nerve power aud Df bcnurernrdA fonid
and Ner,ino, after many yean trial ia Europe hna
pfuvrd iuiilllhlC II taken uWOrllng ~ dlrCrtionA
Witch an affixed to each bottle one boN equal ~
one months tNaimpnts Wlil elm went cases.
iticg, Si.oO box. or slN bose iH- $500. hent
10y mali prcpaid on receipt oi rflv We guarantee
ak boxes % cur hny tusc. VIII rlsh order re-
ceivel by NJ for tix lovcs We viii sCnd our written
guarantee a. ruiurn the money II treatment does
not elect UAlc A. kCnken Co, ptugghts, solo
agents for United states 10 aud yi5 Aain street
hanluhla 1ana.
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THE sniPpfNo LEAGUE.
The Opening Session In Birmingham,
Ala, Yost.tday,

Special Dispatch 10 the AprcaL
BfnMISGnaH, Ala, Nov. s. The Gulf
department Of the American shipping and
Industrial league met IN convention ut
0'Bricn's opciahousc At o'clock this
afternoon. Hon. j. X. Walker, Of Meridian,
the department president, had not arrived,
and cx-Convcssnan John NJ. Martin, Of
this city, called the meeting 20 order and
Congressman y. u. Wallace, Of Louisiana,
Was elected Temporary chairman. short
addr ,ss ul welcome Norr made by Mayor
lane and Mr.. u. Johnston, president Of
dle chamber " commerce. Lciicn oi r.
gnt wcrC read from number u noiablos
who couldn't come, including nearly all
the southern governors, Hon. Nelson
Dlnglyy. Of Maine, and cen lmbodcn, ui
Virginia, also lcticrs IRON the Mobile and
Bath, Ne, chambers Of commerce., cont
mondulury of the purp0so NJ the league
A committee ut credentials having been np.
pointed. Hon y. T.. Morgan, according to
program, took The stand ~ surll on ih,
state of ihC shipping inirr ~ ut tie conn
Try aud ia bearings ON other economic
questions he made Hn Interesting tain ~
about un hours length, dviuting ruud
part at d io the advantages Of the lower
Alabama riVor aud Mobile has iur ship
building. There isa STRONG sentiment 10
the convention Ia favor oi subsidized lines
oi steamships from Mobile aud pcuslcolatu
the south American ports, and Il looks ~
though tlis viii ind vNup,siun in strong
memorial 10 Cnngovs. There rfc now 1871
delegate herr, representing nine states
and seventeen commercial bodies irum
New York ~ New Orleans. Besides Scna.
tor Morgan and Congressman Wallace,
Senator Nhitihomc, OF Tennessee. o. Con
gresham Hooker 1T Mississippi, and Col
Amhroe Prov, ~ New York, ar' the con
lnicnous figures 81 the gathering. over l0
: tihcr delegates are expected To arrive Ia
Airht and tomorrow.
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Five Thousand Gases Cured With
out Failure In "a Single Instance.

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promptly eufr amy casn ~ thills anil fever. Only
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-10
.SPLINT
COAL.
P. M. Patterson & Co.,
Chancery Sale of Real Estate

No 6li,. E--in The Chanrcy Court Of shelby Coun.
y Mar ". bingham q aL w. Hattie ". Bling
ham O. o.
~ virtue ~ m in'rr'ocuiory dcrrrc fpr nlc on.
busi in the ul-yc cause ON he 10th day ~ May.
ISL NJ d ~ taer a. anil usuOWrd July la Isl NJ
u fH page to- VIII soll ut public auction, n the
highest bidcr IN frunt II the Clerk md Masters
uihrc, ~ the Main stnVt Cntranrcut the court houso
at shelby tUunty Memphis, Ivuucscc, un
saturday, November 10, 1887,
Within legal hour. the following described prnppr
y. situated 10 Memphis. shelby county Icnnvsce
tp-wir
Rrrirnlue ~ 70 ritcr NJ Point whcrc the dividing
line is.iNt'u 'uts"N' and ~ iHtcrseet 90 Flfikn
the east lIHc pf side II nhnkley avenue OF Town
Reserve NOV NfuHa.is strrt'l. running thence clst
along ad Dividing line 49,, ioct. uoucc north
parallel With Manassas sfrrrt lni fret thence west
49, icrt to Manassas sirc"t ihencn south along
aid street leo feet "a the beginning shown on
plan ~ Ncmhcrrs lnnis w The muso ~ q. I.
Holmes Va Rcbcca Rculbcrt q al, Chnnccry Court
Of shelby county
The ninve property Will be- sold In four lots two
fronting n irc rnch 90 cnst side oi Manassas street
by one half o the depth NJ Cntp lot about ~ ferti
between parallel line and tvo lots ffunting - fell
on vest side ol Ross Avenue ~ depth between par
ullVl iiuus ul about 10 fec
Terms II sale Ono third CASH bailncc In ono
AMI tso years pur hasyr " execute uotss Win up.
proved security. and lien vtalncd " sccufe their
paj mcut
This October n, 1871.
4 l. MCDOWELL. 6. and M
~ =. " Bradley. u. g. and ~
Taylor 4 Carroll, X ID. Jordan and v n No.
Henry, solicitor. wcdi
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The ~. Louis HANK Failure.

~. Louls, Mo-, Nov flank Examiner
Foreman has made some startling discov-
cries today, which CAUSED him 10 have the
cashier, &. &. Cecclius, arrested ON the
chargc Of false entry. II is reported that
ON the books the figures Of more than fifty
entries have been changed. II is further
charged that ON two occasions his reports
To the bank directors were false. II APP
pears that Crccclius WIS Interested IN five
cnncoTns which the bank wss carrying IN
sums ranging from S60OO0 10 SlJ0,OO
each, without security. President Over
stoltz Is ON his death bed, and therefor
was not arrested.
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ThcH VIII Vol In IL.

Those who once take DR. Plercc's pleas
ant Purgatiyo Pellets" will never consent to
use any other cathartic. They are pleasant
20 take and mild in their operation. Smalrc
than ordinary pills and incloscd in glass
vials; virtues unimpaircd BY druggists.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-10

Many physicians who do not know how
rc.ru-na is made, still prescribe 10 lur
THEN PATIENTS
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-10

M,S-,liS Is purify vegetable In he
composition. M one need fear the
pruaour, ~ any mineral
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p.r,nE A,,cmp. ., rra,. wrceLlns.

CHcAGo, H.. Nov. IA Hammond,
Ind, special says "a daring attempt
was made last evening To wreck a pNScn.
Ter train near here. Some one broke open
q switch on the Michigan Central side
track, one mile west Of Hammond. The
way freight, running ahead and on the
time OF the passenger tuun, dashed into
the cans ON the silc track, ovcrturning the
engine underwriting some fifteen ~ twenty
car. The engine was buried beneath the
cnIr. The train men saved themselves by
Jumping. Damage about $1,000. Had
The crowded passenger mn been On time
the los Of liio would az beon appalling.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-10

A meeting Of the joint commiticc on
&nscball playing rules will be held at
PiiiEburg Monday next.
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"IOur Honor. this man WIS caught steal
ing a hos Ell Longs Pearl Tooth Soap of u
druagiat's counter" Discharged" ronrcd
the magistrate. "Ilc would not be- human
were hc able Ia Withstand the great tcmpta-
-
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-Thkrc have 10 BE- Addcd receipts oi nov ~,
TN n ports In August. iSSl. anu belong
Ing - frup uf itsh .................. ~
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order of Publication.

No 0GsO. n - IL the Chanccry Court OF shelby
county Tenn, ~ A. llollcnbcrg u AL Vs. John
q Ilollcnhew
II Appearing itnm the hill which i sworn IN In
this rAii-r that the defendant John g. llollenherg
na rsidvnt Of Fan franclsCo. Cal, and q nou.rcsi
dent ~ the stats II feunc~ser,
n " thefcfnrc oricrtsi that he make his appear
antr hrraln at the Court house ~ Shelby county
in the city Of Memphis. now Taxing district oi
shelby county, Tenn. on the hfst Monday IN hc
cyIuisr. iss5 aud plead. answer ut drmuf io com.
piainanrs bin. or The same VIII D. taken int con
ls-ssd a. a. linn aud sCt BOT hearing On tafic, aud
that enpy 81 this order IL published uncr week
iur four sucrt-sNc weeks in the Memphis Appeal
This 9TH dny ot October, 1871.
A true copy -AttcsL .
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mTR CALDWELL. Deputy CLERK aud Masicf
MnfgAn a Mcfarland solicitors ior Complain.
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Dcfur, disercuee between ngco aud 2O.Nn
bslss onrnt estimated stnek ~ soycui VA
terror tnwus nj. rvIeftei. lcit un rlnnta.
uona, trid IN -outhOrn tnills not oiuniCd
IN southern consumption. burnt, etc.. al
slo-s u issi and pr,,sdlns ycar ....-.... in.0oa
Total product Of ISsG ............... O. a.. las
Difference between statistical crop ~ pub.
lishcd September n, issd. aud actual com.
nsrcial crop az total iu,t........-... Gi.aig
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sninrlnY. NaNembcr 30. 1897.

Byt " Bradley. y. e. and n.
Taylor 4 Carroll, X d. Jordan and Y. n No.
Henry solicitor. wedi
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-06-04

Maj. Ben Pcrlcy Poore who has
been clerk Of the United States
Senate Committee on Printing
since 1852 and who as newspaper
correspondent. has made himself
famous. by his "reminiscences OF
prominent men who have figured
IN political life at the Nation's Cap.
itol for He last half century, died
last Sunday morning.
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VIRGINIA AND HER CREDITORS.
The Views Of Sir Edward Thornton

I
WASHINGTON, May 3O.-Sir Ed.
ward Thornton. formerly British
minister to the United States, and
one of the representatives of the
English holders Of Virginia bonds
seut to this country 10 try ana ar
arrange II settlement with the State
of Virginia, is still in this city Wis
iting friends. In conversation with
a representative Of The Sun to day
on the subject of his present trip
to America, Sir Edward said that
his colleague, Mr.. S. N. Braith-
waite, anuhlmsclt had worked very
hard to effect an amicablc and
proper settlement with the Virgin
iaautlorties. and failing to do so
they prepared a report of their la
hors, which is now on its way to
England, where it will he printed.
lie says his observation convinced
him that the Virginia dcbt1uostion
has developed into Il political issue
in the State, and any settlement!
that will be satisfactory totho Eng
fish bondl:olders IN the slightest
degree iscxtlpmciy doubtful,unless
The people of the State take the
matter to The polls and dispose Of
it there. The better class ofpeo-
pie i'll Virginia, lie says, favor an
honest adjustment of the debt, but
this class is overpowered'by tho po-
Utica, force E9.e e su!o.ls
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at tie la1e election onoSa

AT tie lale election one SJ!
colored, was elected common
weallll's attorney for Norfolk coun
ty, and it is said, that it is the first
time in the history of the State a
negro was ever elected to that pc
sition. Comment is unnecessary.
1t may furnish food for reflection
to Some Democrats who are dis
oSed to DRIFT from their political
mooringS.
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The Democratic State Conven
ton which is to be held during the
summer does not find favor with
all The people of Virginia. Cover.
nor Lee does not think any necessi
Gy exists for it. Discussing the
meeting last Tuesday, he said: ait
would be perfectly agreeable TO me
to have the matter decided by
those who have control it. From
advices which / have received.
however, from all parts of the State.
the necessity for calling a conven
ton is not apparent, and | think
the committee would so determine
if they had assembled after the adj.
journmcnt Of the Legislature m
stead of during the early part of
the session. At that time the par
~ was Somewhat divided; a Dor.
ton was drifting towards repudia
ton, another portion going in for
paying the last dollar of the debt if
an increase Of taxation had to be
resorted to, whilst still another
portion occupied a conservative
middle ground, and were in favor
Of standing upon the Rlddlebcrger
settlement or something approx
mating it. The outlook, concluded
the Governor, as far as CAN see.
points to a united and harmonious
Democracy next fall, and that
means victory. | do not, therefore,
see how a convention can improve
The present condition Of the party. 5
1t might disturb it.n {
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-06-04

An injunction has been granted
by Judge Bond restraining Com
monwealth's attorney Witt, OF
hlchmond from bringing suits in
conformity with The act passed by
The legislature at the session just
closed against persons WHO tender
coupons in pay mcnt of taxes. The
Injunction Was granted upon mo-
ton OF Alr. Cool er, representative
of tie English bondholdcrs. The
OF granting the motion of
coNl:e: was not considered
Judge Bond"eoeSit blind" it seems
to lis When anything is asked for
detrimental 10 Virginia.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-06-04
Rev DIR Burrhayd has retnrne,

Rev. DIR, Burchard has returned
to New York from another visit to
Washington. This time he saw
President Cleveland and had a
J.ulaasaut chat of over an hour with
him. The feyere,rreead doctor told a
friend that the President inteesSiittte,d TED.
him to the White House, LII the ]
that took place the
Doctor admitted that his famous !
emark, '.Rum, Romanism and Re.
lellion," was alluded to. ~ told I
lie PRESIDENT said the doctor to
he friend, sit was the will of the {
lord that he should be elected. {
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-06-04
Entered at he Postonice at Accomac
e. f.. Va. rs secoud-class matter.

A disastrous fle occurred in
New York. on Friday Of last week,
destroying it is estimated $1,000,
900 OF property aud sendirg many
families destitute and homeless.
Three persons lost their lives.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-06-04

The President has gone g fish :
ing. lie has sought IL sort of syl
van retreatlor that recreation in
the Adirondacks and evidently in
tended to get as far OFT of tue
reach of the Office seekers as l2ssi-
BILE.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-06-04

IOD uItu ttil taI , ~ cS5319s2t4I3la2&
been makir a1s'
erelce toy him promises ~ u.
MS &C snoNlt . ement but confirms
the suspicious entertained while he
was in Richmond that Malone and
his gang did all III their power to
defeat The objects of the commits
sion which recently met there. 1t
will be seen that they promised "to
do the right thing by The bondhold.
ers after The presidential election"
which means that Malone, regard
less Of tie interest of Virginia. was
willing 10 promise anything if Sir
Edward would not deprive HIM Of
the means of securing power again,
perhaps, by agreeing 10 cCmpro-
mise on the debt question. The
query is suggested in this connec
lion Why Malone "did not do the
right thing when Virginia was
absolutely in his power? Is any
man so blind, who knows that Ma
hone has advocated every measure
ill reference to the debt question,
Siren the pay mcnt of the last dol
'ar ne reputation, as he thought
would Ges" f.cw.s"ote his chances foi
preferment, that-,,enrvu1l
ee that there is no curse which he Il
would not intiict on Virginia for his = ),
wn aggrandizement9 r.
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1s So E 81 . 9 d S..ss ,'fTp

tfCCN -No1---s-,7-~-- 1Io11nrc
HeI'ion made by the bnndho OIL. VI,
w,,T1S{,,frrfia2 -16a,osf ;l;~ in tits country
and abroad, yet it was rejected,
either because tho Virginians do
not intend TO como to terms or be-
cause they did not see the forces OF
the argument that it would be
greatly to their advantage to have
the option of redecming the prlncl
pal of The ccnSoland tcn-lorty debt
at The rate of IS cents on The dol
lar. The Gondholdels offered to
compromise on the basis of thirty
odd millions. 1--WE would have ac
ccptcd this latter proposal," Said
Sir Edward, chad it been accom-.
panied by the cash, but we Could
not consent to fund it. The Vir
ginians claim they are poor and
cannot afford to pay the debt, no
matter how willing they might be
to do so. II they would only make
an effort to pay tile interest OH the
debt, that would he taken as an
act Of good faith, ald their credit
could thus be restored, and they
could borrow all the money they
need"
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-06-04

fee a Ha'tssifs NJ afffSetf. 50 faY1:ls
the politicians are concerned, Sir
Edward says he has but little faith
in the promises made by eli her
party, although he; inclines to IL e
view that the more intelligent
class Of people in Virginia are To
be found in the Democratic party,
while the Rcpnblicanparty is made
up almost entirely of the colored
people and the dc signing whites
who lead them. The latter prom
Use to do The right thing after the
the next presidential election, in
case the Republican party is vic.
toriouS. What they will consider
the right thing after the election is
over, in case they should be sue
cessfnl, DEPEND upon circumstances.
The Democrats are badly fright
ened over Mahoncism, and they do
not know just which course to pun.
sue in this matterto get the advan-
tage Of him. They have all the
money and the power at present,
yet they hesitate to act in accord
ance with the Judgment of the best
people in the State. Sir Edward |
says lie has concluded that the
joint committee Of the Virginia
Legislature who consulted with the
English representatives had no in.
ientiOn of making a. proper settle
nent, and many Of them used the
u .portunlty to manufacture politi
al capital for themselves, us sever
Il Of them went out and made p
peeclles for the public while the
egotiatinns were pending. He
avs the YirgInians have injured !;
heir credit ali over the world by ..
heir action in this matter,and they
re to-day required TO pay a higher ,
ate OF interest for money than :,
icy would bc had they made an :
fort even to pay the interest on !,
heir debt. No foreign country !,
ill lend them money DOW on any =
eims, and, as a consequence, the +.
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Clocks, Jewelry, Spectaclcs. Etc.
was never equalled ol@the Shore
See advertisement elsewhere in
this paper, or call and sec for your
self.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-06-04

We will also pay special premiums
OH all other farm products that are
worthy of premiums, if exhibited at
fair and grown by
Virginius or Ocean Guano.
No other fertilizers are to be used
in connection with Virginius or
Ocean gnanos i'll competition for
these premiums, and every farmer
entering produce for these prem
iums will be required to state how
much guano he used and the mode
of applying the same. These prem
iums are open for competition for
al farmers ~ = e. !: . sss:.
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